ObsidianOne

ObsidianOne is an advanced AI-enriched incident engine built to revolutionize security operations for modern SOC teams and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs). Leveraging AWS-native AI, it intelligently reads security logs, enriches every signal with comprehensive context, and provides precise guidance for response. The platform aims to cut through alert fatigue by turning raw, noisy telemetry into actionable security incidents, complete with executive-ready summaries and step-by-step response playbooks.

How to use ObsidianOne

To use ObsidianOne, organizations first ingest their security data by connecting S3, uploading CSV/JSON files, or wiring SIEM exports. The platform automatically tags events by tenant and source. Next, ObsidianOne's AI engine enriches this data by normalizing, de-duplicating, mapping to MITRE ATT&CK, and adding threat intelligence and behavioral context. The AI then analyzes the enriched data to generate concise threat summaries, outlining what happened, why it matters, the scope, and recommended response tracks. Finally, responders utilize dedicated AI playbooks to contain, eradicate, and recover from incidents, integrating with existing ticketing and chat systems to operationalize workflows.

Core Features of ObsidianOne

• AI-Powered Incident Engine: Transforms noisy telemetry into prioritized incidents and high-level threat summaries.
• AI-Enriched Triage: Achieves 3-5x faster incident triage through intelligent clustering and scoring.
• Guided Remediation: Provides dedicated, environment-aware AI playbooks for precise response guidance.
• Comprehensive AI Enrichment: Automatically enriches log events with threat intelligence, MITRE ATT&CK mappings, behavioral scoring, and cross-event correlation.
• Executive-Ready Reporting: Generates clear, readable incident briefs for CISOs, boards, and clients.
• Native Multi-Tenant Design: Offers clean client separation and tailored playbooks for MSSPs.
• Automated Threat Intelligence: Extracts and enriches Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) from logs using global feeds like AlienVault OTX and VirusTotal.
• Continuous Learning: AI models learn from successful responses and analyst feedback to continuously improve detection and playbook effectiveness.
• AWS-Native Architecture: Ensures tenant-aware isolation, security, and compliance (SOC 2 / ISO 27001 style controls).

Use Cases for ObsidianOne

ObsidianOne is ideal for lean SOCs and MSSPs overwhelmed by alerts, seeking to enhance their incident response capabilities without massive contracts. It's used for automating alert triage, generating clear incident narratives for executives and regulators, managing multiple client environments with clean tenant separation, and operationalizing MITRE ATT&CK for real-time threat classification. The platform helps security teams move from reactive to proactive security operations, focusing on strategic threat hunting and advanced investigations while AI handles routine tasks.

Advantages of ObsidianOne

ObsidianOne offers significant advantages by reducing alert noise by up to 70%, accelerating incident triage by 3-5x, and providing instant, actionable context to security analysts. Its AI-generated playbooks ensure consistent, environment-specific remediation guidance, while automated threat intelligence enrichment eliminates manual lookup tasks. The platform's AWS-native, auditable architecture provides security and scalability without vendor lock-in or hidden costs, delivering faster time to value (hours/days) compared to traditional solutions. It empowers SOC managers with top-down views and cost insights, and enables MSSPs to scale operations efficiently across multiple clients.

Pricing and Plans

ObsidianOne offers simple, transparent volume- and tenant-based pricing, designed to be 40–70% below typical “AI SOC” add-ons from legacy vendors. They provide three main tiers: Starter, Professional, and Enterprise. The Starter plan is for small SOCs or single-team deployments, offering 1 tenant, limited log volume, AI Threat Summaries, core dashboards, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, and email support. The Professional plan, their most popular, caters to growing teams and boutique MSSPs, including multiple tenants, higher data limits, AI Summaries + AI Playbooks, multi-tenant & client management, usage & cost visibility, and priority support. The Enterprise plan is for large SOCs, MSSPs, and multi-region needs, providing all Professional features plus high-volume log intake, unlimited tenants, advanced integrations (ITSM, SIEM, chat), premium support, and optional dedicated environments. Specific pricing for all plans requires contacting ObsidianOne for a consultation or demo.